dennis says his knees might mean this is his last london marathon. but do not be surprised if we see him and an 82—year—old eleanor on the start line next year. i am in my 30s, and! the start line next year. i am in my 30s, and i cannot even run a mile, never mind 36. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. the headlines on bbc news. syria's president assad says reports of a chemical attack in the country are "100% fabrication". the pentagon has confirmed that, for the first time, it has used one of the world's largest non—nuclear bombs in an air strike in afghanistan to target so—called islamic state targets. the education secretary says she will create a new wave of grammar schools in england — which are open to ordinary working families — and not the privileged few. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's and frankfurt ended the day. there was a small fall in london today. and in the the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. more now o

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. >> 34-year-old dennis salazar. lilian is live with the details. >> this was a six-hour search with a happy evening. lafayette police say they found u.p.s. driver, 34-year-old dennis salazar at his friend's house in concord. this ordeal began at 5:00 p.m. when a u.p.s. truck veered off and down a hillside about 40 feet. the driver called 911 himself to trial court accident and that he had been injured. but when police arrived he was nowhere to be found. they launched that included dozen of rescue nel and drones. >> it's open space and hilly, so very steep. they got ropes down there and night vision. the main thing is it's really hard to see. >> just minutes ing a authorities got confirmation that they located salazar at his friend's house in concord. >> lilian, thanks. >>> sky 7 was turnover bay. check tout skyline and barjds n bay bridge. sandhya patel is tracking weather tonight. >> get ready to bring out all your rain gear and hang onto them for a couple days. live doppler 7 showing a lot of green but none of thi

. >> 34-year-old dennis salazar. lilian is live with the details. >> this was a six-hour search with a happy evening. lafayette police say they found u.p.s. driver, 34-year-old dennis salazar at his friend's house in concord. this ordeal began at 5:00 p.m. when a u.p.s. truck veered off and down a hillside about 40 feet. the driver called 911 himself to trial court accident and that he had been injured. but when police arrived he was nowhere to be found. they launched that included dozen of rescue nel personnel and drones. >> it's open space and hilly, so very steep. they got ropes down there and night vision. the main thing is it's really hard to see. >> just minutes ing a authorities got confirmation that they located salazar at his friend's house in concord. >> lilian, thanks. >>> sky 7 was turnover bay. check tout skyline and barjds n bay bridge. sandhya patel is tracking weather tonight. >> get ready to bring out all your rain gear and hang onto them for a couple days. live doppler 7 showing a lot of green but n

dennis? steph >>> now a sports. dennis o'donnell live for us. the warriors starting their playoff run earlier today. hi dennis. >> reporter: yeah. hello. playoff run that could go on for two months. the warriors hope all the way to the nba finals but game one was a little bit more closer than i think warrior fans accepted. 22 lead changes and a very exciting and dynamic first half at oracle. steph curry and the warriors dropped only one first round game in the last two season. blazers backcourt stealing the show early on. 3rd quarter. golden state warriors up one. drives. sets up for the jam. i haven't seen a rejection like that. later in the 3rd. 77-77. runs down the rebound. sets up steph curry for the corner three. 29 points for steph curry today. portland try to post steph curry up. mcgee, the rescue again. swats it away. here comes the doves. in the lane. finishes with the three-point play. the blazers would close it on a 11-1 to pull even. warriors defense takes over. lillard gets by kevin durant. draymond green. one of his five blocks. he

person who takes that and brings language to it is a man called dennis kearney. he is an irish and a great -- immigrant, and he arrives in san francisco in 1868. he has a small parking -- carting is that eventually goes belly up. because he has some free time, he goes to the sand lots. this is an image of what the sand allots are. this is san francisco city hall in the background. sand lots, you would have massive rallies going on like this one. if you notice the signage, you have signage about the chinese must go sort of thing. dennis kearney starts turning the sand lots and eventually what he starts to do is speaking out at the sand lots and particularly targeting chinese. he is known for the phrase "the chinese must go," which becomes a rallying cry for the white working classes. eventually he becomes the president of the working men's party of california and goes on a national speaking tour throughout the country, visiting various working men, party members are molding the ban -- promoting the ban on chinese immigrants. any questions? student: [indiscernible]

time to head to dennis o'donnell at oracle. hey dennis. >> reporter: hello. all week long i have been hearing predictions like warriors in five, warriors in a four game sweep but this was a thriller in game one. in which there were 22 lead changes in all. the steph curry and the warriors dropped only one first round game. the last two seasons but it was the blazers backcourt stealing the show. cj and damian lillard 48 points in the first half alone. warriors up one. klay thompson throws it away . draymond green waiting for him. i haven't seen rejection like that. later in the third. 77-77. mcgee runs down the rebound. sets up steph curry. 29 points for steph curry. next trip for portland. mcgee the rescue again. here come the doves. kevin durant gets in the lane and finishes for the three- point play. he led with 32 points and 10 rebounds. but the blazers will close the third on an 11-1 run. damian lillard finished with 34 points. 4th carder now. warriors defense takes over. damian lillard gets by kevin durant. one of his five blocks. draymond green with 19 p

sports creek tour dennis o'donnell is on the field. roberta gonzalez is tracking our baseball weather. but first jackie ward live with what is new at at & t park. >> reporter: this has to be one of the best days of the year. there is excitement with every fan here as we look forward to a promising season, a lot of familiar returning faces. we spoke to some fans buying their home opener gear. giant fans today is a day worth celebrating. they have been going to the homeowner for the past 25 years. >> opening day at & t is my favorite holiday. i look forward to it. we were the first ones here. giants going to have a great year. >> reporter: sarah stafford tells us she made the trip down dark and early this morning. >> it's a holiday. national holiday. it should be. >> reporter: it's the team's 18th season at at & t park. the 60s in san francisco. and as always the giants organization is taking care of its fans. with free swag and dozens of games. that tries to capture the infectious personalities of the players. >> we have this team of pl

joining me dennis berman and peter coy and damian paletta of the "washington post." >> it's drilling a hole in the bottom of the lifeboat. it's going to kill the revenue. now, as dennis said there may be offsets to it and yet the offsets you would think about such as spending cuts are hard to imagine. >> charlie: we continue with our series of conversations about president trump's first 100 days and this evening we look at foreign policy. join me katty kay of the bbc and ian bremmer of eurasia group. >> i think he's still embarrassing himself and making statement don't comport with reality. >> obviously. >> but look, when he came in place and you spoke about it the expectation was domestic policy would be hard to move the needle much but foreign policy could be very volatile. there's been learning as katty suggested. there's no crises so far but the substantive issues he's handle in a way whether you like or not you can say it's been competent. >> charlie: we conclude with the director james ponsoldt with his film "the circle" starring emma watson and tom hanks. >> technology sort of

i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> play of the day. major league baseball blue jays cardinals this is a good one. check out this play at the plate. [ play-by-play ] cogland racing to the plate, the throw is not in time! an incredible slide by cogland! one of the motion unbelievable slides you'll ever see. >> he did what?! take a look at that. a couple more times that's your play of the day. spectacular! one more time! nice one. >>> time now 6:26. still missing, why southern california police are expanding their search for a little boy who hasn't been seen since last week. >> and five years since the shooting at oikos university juan goh will enter a plea. what took so long next. ,, >>> it will be simple. it will be easy. it will be fair. >> as he approaches 100 days in office, president trump works to fulfill another campaign promise. overhauling the tax code. >> plus, the ruling helping to push california's $64 billion high-speed rail project forward. >> and calls for a state audit. >> we found a significant lack of transparency. we f

go fund me page for dennis has also raised more than $500. >> darren says he'll go shopping for dennis over the weekend and buy him multiple pairs of shoes and clothes. in the meantime darren's mother-in-law immediately gave him a pair of shoes which was passed along to dennis today and he says dennis had tears of joy in his eyes after he told him about all the tweets and our story and the reaction to it. >> that is great. all right. well, just yesterday we aired a story about frustrated volkswagen owners waiting for their share of a multi billion dollar settlement. >> the consumer team we feechd has his money. 7 on your side michael finney has the update. >> we're happy to see things moving ahead here. in just the past few weeks we received complaints from a half dozen vw owners who sold their cars back to vw that still haven't been paid. the buy back program is part of a huge settlement you remember between volkswagen and federal regulators after findings that the automaker rigged its vehicles to pass emissions standards. yesterday at 6:00 i told you a story of patrick. he turned in

four, the men convicted in connection with that reginald denny attack, tell their story. >> look at what they're doing to us, they're killing young black men. they're killing threats. therefore, anything that isn't black doesn't mean nothing to me. at all. of course we kill our own. you know what i'm saying? and that's not right. i'm not condoning that whatsoever. you understand what i'm saying? but it happens. you know? >> what was your take of the l.a. four? i didn't sense any remorse, any regret, that given the circumstance they would do exactly the same thing that they did 25 years ago. >> i would disagree. i think in those four individuals, we have a very poignant range of what so many people felt then and how it carries over 25 years later. >> no justice no peace! >> reporter: 25 years ago, who could have imagined. >> it's not a black thing! >> it's been a black thing for the last 200 years! >> reporter: we as a nation would still be debating these same issues. i couldn't. >> it was here on the corner of florence and normandie. >> reporter: i was sent to cover the l.a. riots. >> ca

steel, i think i'm a buyer in the morning. >> dennis, thank you. >> thank you for having me on. >> dennis gartman of the gartman letter. let's look at the tariff situation. are you concerned thing will heat up? >> i don't think so. these are minor types of things, particularly with canada. the lumber tariff, this happened in 2006. there is some difference with the housing market. also, lumber is not a big part of the total cost of the house. so i think these are just kind of warning signs. i wouldn't worry about the dairy as much as well. maybe that's good. >> what do you think of builders specifically on the thought that lumber would be more expensive? >> it's every day. >> all you guys. >> we have anticipation at a time when we are worried about building a wall an having somebody play for it. why not play tough with the guy up north. you can save face by not going after one thing. it looks like a non-starter. there is no way you get this budget passed with the democrats with this wall. maybe you pick a fight with the canadians, they will pick it after the short run. that's what i think

will be back with sharyn o'halloran and geoff dennis. today, donald trump is hosting italy's prime minister at the white house. they will hold a joint press conference at 3:50 pm eastern and we will bring you full coverage of that meeting. this is bloomberg. ♪ [applause] live pictures of jeremy corbyn, the leader of the labour party in london. this is the official launch of his campaign of the snap election on june 8. this is what theresa may called on wednesday. if you were there, what would you ask him? there so many people in the audience if there are only 12 labour members left in the country? francine: there are a lot of labor numbers -- labour members but they're not getting traction because they are so far to the left which is why the conservatives are so confident. tom: what is the overlap of gordon brown and jeremy corbyn? francine: practically nothing. especially if you look at tony blair and jeremy corbyn. people say it isn't even the same party and yet, it does live on. it is now the countdown to june the eighth because the

dave dennis will be chosen as his codirector. where have we seen dave dennis? nathan, where have we seen dave dennis? he's in coming of age in mississippi. he was one of the core staff members in mississippi with anne moody. that is the dave she refers to constantly. dave dennis played a very important role and you have seen him already. he becomes codirector. they also get aaron henry to be the president. henry had been associated with the civil rights movement in mississippi for a long time. he was older, he was a pharmacist. he really represented a different strata that bob moses tried to connect with to make freedom summer successful. listen to what dave dennis said. it is on 159 in the middle of the second paragraph. "they know that the threat of violence to these young people will bring media attention. that's cold, but that was also in another sense speaking the language of the country. what we were trying to do was get a message over to the country so we spoke their language. we made sure we have the children of some very powerful people in this country

we send michael jordan or dennis rodman over, get chocolates in a talk out and if everything fails put a grenade in the basketball that you leave with them. >> greg: the basketball grenade trick. >> you leave michael jordan alone, he's a saint. >> dennis rodman never pays the bill. dennis rodman has done a lot of bad things but the one things he does is he goes to bars and never pays the bills. >> that's true. >> there's nothing wrong with crying. >> speaking of his super mighty catfish, exactly what he did to his people,. >> the bombs in the parades, pretty sure one was locked up. >> with as much jacking in hacking they have done with hollywood and stuff you would've thought the flames would've been better. >> like you don't have a green screen inc. korea. he showing people to show how tough their so they don't worry about the food they're not getting. >> greg: is a prison camp of 25 million. >> they realize it's not really, it's a short man who you knew in elementary school but never said hi to. >> greg: is that directed at me? it is true. i plan on taking over country just to get ba

. ,, these are 100% beef burgers that are 100% from denny's. they are 100% made-to-order, which is 100% awesome. 100% beef burgers with fries from denny's. 100% seriously. viewers for national pet day... this is dandelion... a beautiful german shepherd... roxie sent this trio or trouble...minnie mouse, tiger and razzle. and bailey sent by our own kpix staffer julie mo >>> we have a few pet pictures from viewers on this national pet day. this is dandelion, a gorgeous german shepherd. roxie sent us this trio of trouble. many mouth. tiger, and razzle. that's pretty cute. and, bailey sent by our own kpix staffer. these are my two little guys. that is maggie and bill. they are brother and sister. they are two years old. >> yeah, and that's my little guy, bob. one of my cats, he has a tuxedo. he likes to hide in boxes and suitcases. cbs5 news coming up. >> of next, the white house compared bashar al-assad to hitler today, but that the history lesson wrong. plus, we have new details on the gunmen in monday's san bernardino elementary school shooting.

i'm dennis o'donnell. >>> all right. thanks, dennis. we have been scouring the sports world for your play of the day this morning. let's go down to el paso, texas, for high school baseball. jefferson against bowie in the class 5a district championship. >> what a gran. it's jefferson right fielder adrian deleon with a full extension catch while hitting the centerfielder. then makes the heads up play to double off the runner at first. spectacular effort is your play of the day. >>> and coming up, we'll talk about some protests here in san francisco against president trump's tax plan. >> reporter: and ann coulter may not be coming to uc-berkeley today, but campus police are still gearing up for a potentially violent situation. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, apparently, people think i'm too perky. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. federal protections for thousands of acres of land in california... and a seriou cebook facility brin >>> a new executive order from

i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> as dennis said, the a's lost last night. but there was one big highlight for the pitcher his return from the dl and it's our play of the day. [ play-by-play ] >> he is going to tag the runner and gets the double play ! what a play. >> nice move. graveman showing off the presence of mind to get the double play. two birds with one stone. that's the first unassisted double play since 1971. >>> you may have heard of the mob of teens that robbed a bunch of bart passengers over the weekend. coming up, where that investigation stands. and how it's uncovered a larger problem. >> and an ongoing standoff here in martinez. we are live with the details coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and payments received from russia. and the closely watched demonstrations at u-c berkeley are over -- we'll take a look at how it all went.. weather ad libs >>> a new investigation into president's former national security advisor and payments received from russia. >> and the demonstrations from uc-berkeley are over. we'll look at how it went. >> the week

>> yeah, because that is really amazing. >> there's dennis. >> anyway. there you go. and hank just covers the whole festival. >> and we wir looking at a map earlier about how small the parade once was and now it's huge. >> the first parade was only 12 blocks in japan town. now it runs all the way from city hall to japan town. >> one of the things i remembered even as a kid is that it wasn't just the japan town and japanese american community that comes out. all sorts of people, all sorts of communities join in the festivities which makes it so much a san francisco event of the area. >> that's right. we feel it is a major event and that's what the san francisco travel people tell us as well. >> absolutely. what's going to be kind of unique or new about this year's festival for the 50th? >> this year, we have a huge contingent directly from japan. >> oh. >> much larger than usual. every year, we do have participants from japan, but this year, being the 50th, there's a gigantic group. >> what strikes you the most about this golden journey? how much it's evolved? >> that

dennis herrera / (d) san francisco city attorney "this is why we have courts. to rreach of a >> reporter: the san francisco and santa clara lawsuits were the first to be heard by a judge. >> this is why we have courts. to halt the overreach of a president and attorney general who either don't understand the constitution or choose to ignore it. >> the federal government had argued that the two counties interpreted the executive order too broadly and said it would affect less than $1 million for santa clara and possibly none for san francisco. another proposal from the trump administration is to build a wall between the u.s. and mexico. but the administration retreated when it became apparent that the proposal would not get enough congressional votes. still, president trump insists that plans for the wall are moving forward. >>> the white house will host a rare meeting with the entire u.s. senate today to discuss the north korean nuclear threat. right now a uss carrier group is heading to the korean peninsula to conduct exercises with the south korean military. p

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dennis is homeless and has a very big foot, size 14 or 15. he needs new da daren's feet is not very and hunter pence's wife saw tweet and she was like, maybe brandon belt's feet are the same size, and a short time after that he responded and said he could help out with that. he will give him shoes on monday. >> and hunter and alexis pence not the only ones in a giving mood apparently. >> and delta served up pizzas, and not just at one airport. dished out more than 800 pizzas yesterday, and some in airports and others who were stuck on the tarmac. >> i have gotten the cookies on delta, but not experienced pizza, though. >> i was stuck on a plane two hours on the tarmac for other reasons, and did not see the flight attendants. it was like, don't bother me. i am reading or something else, and it's nice to see >>> breezy, cloudy and 64 at 12: 12:30. this is a high wind and it's a warning now and the time changed. it starts at 5:00 tonight to 5:00 tomorrow morning, and gusting about 15 miles per hour. and an inch to two what a spring storm this is

. >> on dennis o'donnell, on game day, two bay area teams in playoff action today. have the sharks lost their bite? can the warriors overcome 75 points combined from portland's backcourt? and we will be joined by marcus thomson, the author of golden, the book about steph curry. game day is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, rights. protesters say "no fault" evictions are rampant in some parts of >>> hunger strike in san jose tonight ahead of the vote on renters rights. protesters say no fault evictions are rampant. kpix 5's wilson walker sat down with one of them outside of city hall. >> we started on friday. this is the third day we have been fasting. >> reporter: tell us why you are here. >> i am here because on tuesday of next week our city council is going to be votingoon very important issue. the issue is whether or not the city of san jose will vote to have protections for tenants. protect people from being evicted from their houses for no cause. >> i see you stopping folks on the street trying to get the word out. this is old fashioned political work. >> right. one thing t

denny hamlin bumps danica patrick causing her to spin out. car crashes fire. finishes 32. brad keselowski in the two car. took the lead, never looked back. brad keselowski wins for the second time in six races this season. a week from today someone will be slipping on a green jacket that masters but for now the tour is in houston. 2009 master champion in rare form. 240 yards. russell henley brilliant today. one stroke lead on sung kang on the 14th. two stroke lead. one of five birdies to finish with a 65. wins by three over sung kang and a ticket to the masters. officially masters week at the nationals. starting with the annual drive chip and putt. young one of 80 kids to qualify. gets the putt within two peat feet of the hole. finished 6th after his drive went out of bounds. his dad told us eric had a blast. coming up tonight on game day, one-on-one with a's new president and vern glenn is at oracle that see warriors try to make it 11 wins in a row. good show tonight. . >> let's do it. [ talking at the same time ] >> they got this -- >> didn't you think that -- >> a 9th i

dennis says he plans to give dennis all the shoes that are donated next week. so, one to another to another and maybe every team in the bay area can help out in this cause. >> pretty cool. >> all right. time to check on our weather. you can tell it's changing. still mild. you saw the cloud cover. >> you just summed it up. really mild temperatures in the 70s right now, the clouds getting darker and thicker and lower. rain is um -karat-gocoming. in 24 hours, you can see there is a batch of moisture right offshore there beginning to move over parts of the north bay coast line. we're not getting reports of rainfall yet, not in the immediate bay area. it's on the way as you can tell by these clouds looking northward over the golden gate. and these are our forecast futures. we'll see a few showers tomorrow, but the main event comes in tomorrow night with rainy and windy conditions wednesday. that will continue overnight into friday. storm continues through most of the day on friday. right now though, as alma pointed out because she studies weather, too, we have tempe

let's get to the commodities king, dennis gartman in virginia beach. you got some plays for us, right? >> well, i got three, one of them the announcement was i had under cover one, actually, there's two that might not be well known. let me have a chance to buy exxonmobile down about $91 to the middle '80. at these prices, i think i'd be a buyer. i like the dividend t. under cover ones are trans-canada pipeline, with i is not crude on oil. it's natural gas, it's related. give me a chance, it, too, is very sizable pleasant yield 6.8% dividend, reasonably well covered. i want to own it. then at the same time, the most important input into fracking everywhere around the world is sand. sand is incumbent in the trafficking pos says. the sand that suppliers in the united states, there are several of them t. one i like is high crushed partners. it used to have a wonderful dividend. they had to cut it several years ago or a year-and-a-half ago when crude oil prices collapsed and fracking seemed to collapse upon itself, now the fracking capabilities and producti

there was something about dennis and aaron, the way they intertwined. it was just -- it was magic in my eyes. >> magic that didn't last, ending when hernandez was just 16 years old. brad mcmillen and andrew rigali were on his basketball team. >> coach walks in and he says dennis has passed away. >> dennis hernandez, aaron's father, his anchor, died unexpectedly after routine hernia surgery. >> felt uncomfortable to see him so hurt. >> clearly at 16 years old, losing your father, it would be very easy to fall into the lifestyle of following people that don't help you make the best choices. >> one choice he made was to tattoo some of his dad's advice on his arms. >> this is a quote my father always used to give me. if it is to be, it is up to me. basically whatever i want my life to be, it is up to me to make it out that way. >> what he wanted to be was an nfl football star. so in january of 2007, he cut his high school senior year in half and headed to the university of florida, joining star quarterback tim tebow. by april, still long before the gators'

the person who of course takes that and brings language to it is a man named dennis harney. innis kearney is actually immigrant himself. he is an irish immigrant and arrives in san francisco in 1868. he has a small karting business that eventually goes belly up in the early to mid-1870's. because he has some free time, he ends up going to the sandlot. this is an image of what the family are. this is city hall in san francisco in the background. in the sam lots you would have these massive rallies going on, like this one. if you notice the sign is basically about the chinese must go. dennis kearney starts attending the sam lots, eventually he decides to start speaking out at the sandlot and particularly targeting chinese. he is known for the phrase that the chinese must go, which becomes a rallying cry for the working classes. eventually he becomes the president of the working man's party of california, and goes on a national speaking tour , visiting the country various workingmen, party members promoting the ban on chinese immigration. the only way to protect the white worki

. >> i would switch to crest hd over what i w these are 100% beef burgers that are 100% from denny's. they are 100% made-to-order, which is 100% awesome. 100% beef burgers with fries from denny's. 100% seriously. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. tonight, as the saber rattling intensifies on both sides of the korean peninsula, abc's martha raddatz takes us where cameras have never ventured. a top secret section of a military base near one of the most heavily fortified borders in the world. as north korean dictator kim jung-unthreatens the united states with nuclear weapons, some fear tough talk could provoke a tough talking president trump. ♪ >> reporter: not 4 hours after a show of pageantry and force, and a provocative but failed missile test. ♪ escalating tough talk from north korea with no sign of backing down. >> a nuclear war may breakout at any moment. foreign vice minister telling the bbc we will be conducting more missile tests on a weekly, monthly and yearly basis. with tensions on the rise, abc news was granted rare access to the men and women on the front line